Wouldn't the evolution process reset?

I see where you are coming from.

Yes

It depends on how many species are wiped out

And if it alters the environment

But there would be new organisms

I would assume all would be gone. Unlesss of course someone built a big boat to save them

Then yea

New species

I mean its a stretch of a hypothetical only because all plants on the planet would have died

Starts again from bacteria

Now keep in mind the bible claims that this happened about 4500 years ago

Given a situation where life is forced to behave differently by its changing environment would lead to adaptation, or extinction of that species. More specifically, land mammals may have become extinct.

Sorry

Single celled organisms

Yea what @JCEN said

A lot of organisms, if they survived, would have to adapt to living and thriving off of or in water

And since we see a plethora of land mammals today, I'd venture to say it never happened.

He’s not saying it happened

He’s just asking what the implications would be if it did

> @Delta Say as described in the bible
@Deleted User

Yea

He’s saying if there was a flood as described in the Bible, how would it impact evolution theory

It’s a hypothetical

Like if a meteor struck earth rn what would happen

And I've given my reasons what they would be and why I think it never happened.

Like was said earlier it wouldn't affect the theory as much as the path that evolution would take

Correct.

Yea the theory would be the same

Wait

Can water erode fossils

What if in proving the flood, evidence is provided that calls into serious question the geological table?

You have to prove your claim in order to support it. Nobody cares about "What If", they care about "What Is".

And as far as I can tell, our geological table is well-diversed and does not point to one specific set of Kingdom.

i would like to see like one of those universe/earth sims do a simulation of the world getting flooded to see what would happen - anything like that out there?

That would be cool. I have no idea @Deconverted Man

Yeah I'm not trying to prove the claim but maybe just explore an alternate hypothesis than what we are told by accepted science

for sure most if not all the ocean life would have died, all plants would be dead. then you would have the incest problem make most species all screwed up and die off most likely.

so i think that if it happened, then everything would be dead by now

not to mention you would need a bigger boat.

@Deconverted Man The sediments that settle would create something quite similar to what we call the geological table